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now you know. >> now i know. >> you used to tell us you were. they told us. >> here's how i knew, all those flights on the gulf stream where the pilot never says anything, i figure -- on the rare occasion i have to fly, you know, with the regular people -- >> i like the way you're saying this like it's not true. don't think -- it's a good tact. >> thank you. >>> the time line for fed tapering still not set in stone. earlier this morning, we spoke to philadelphia fed president charles plosser. >> i think it would be worthwhile for us to consider how do we get out of this box? how do we get out of this program in a sensible way without confusing it with our interest rate program, our interest rate forward guidance. and we've known for a long time how to move interest rates up and down. and the public, the markets kind of understand that. i don't know much how to move them up and down and we're discovering how difficult that is. >> joining us is greg ip, a cnbc contributor and also larry meyer, co-founder of macroeconomic advisers and a former fed
now you know. >> now i know. >> you used to tell us you were. they told us. >> here's how i knew, all those flights on the gulf stream where the pilot never says anything, i figure -- on the rare occasion i have to fly, you know, with the regular people -- >> i like the way you're saying this like it's not true. don't think -- it's a good tact. >> thank you. >>> the time line for fed tapering still not set in stone. earlier this morning, we spoke to...
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for us, we're a scale business. and that's the business we're in regardless of what platform we're on. it's still -- aggregating more audience as anybody and the same is holding true in social. we're always going to be a reach model. >> right. >> and that really appeals to us and our partners to reach as many people as possible. >> what do you worry about with your relationship with twitter? i'm sure you sat around and did the pros and cons. what would the possible cons be for you? >> look, i think there aren't a lot of cons. look, the nfl, we always say we don't have to be first, we just have to be good. some of our partnerships. >> did you suffer facebook also. >> we do more with twitter than we do facebook. >> is there any way we can -- >> do you worry about -- is the nfl still concerned about people going out to the stadiums versus sitting at home? anything you can do with social media? >> look, stadium, getting people to the stadium to watch the nfl, which we think is still the best place to experience the nfl
for us, we're a scale business. and that's the business we're in regardless of what platform we're on. it's still -- aggregating more audience as anybody and the same is holding true in social. we're always going to be a reach model. >> right. >> and that really appeals to us and our partners to reach as many people as possible. >> what do you worry about with your relationship with twitter? i'm sure you sat around and did the pros and cons. what would the possible cons be for...
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we have partners approaching us to help us scale. and we've signed a number of partnerships across the globe. but aol owns the "huffington post" because it's a tremendous asset and brand and you're going to see us invest in the huffington post. >> appreciate it. this is one of the great stock success stories. just look in the past year or two. jim cramer was talking about it the other day. anyway, thank you. >> thanks, andrew. >> appreciate it. >>> coming up, a closer look at oil and currencies, the "squawk box" trading box just minutes away. then joshua kushner will talk twitter, upcoming ipo, plus, his venture into health insurance. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. customer erin swenson ordebut they didn't fit.line customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use u
we have partners approaching us to help us scale. and we've signed a number of partnerships across the globe. but aol owns the "huffington post" because it's a tremendous asset and brand and you're going to see us invest in the huffington post. >> appreciate it. this is one of the great stock success stories. just look in the past year or two. jim cramer was talking about it the other day. anyway, thank you. >> thanks, andrew. >> appreciate it. >>> coming...
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and using the phones as another example. if you use the phone service. it was recently revealed the folks don't undergo background checks, you could be having a convicted felon or something like that taking your social security, as well. >> david, let me ask you a question. on a relative basis since the world is relative, how does this site compare to commercial sites on the internet with which we share information with every day and other government-related sites like the irs website? >> well, commercial websites undergo a lot of scrutiny. because if you look at what type of information they take like personal identifiable information, there's rules and restrictions you have to do to at least, you know, inject security into that. not saying everything's perfect. there's a lot of websites with a lot of issues out there. but in a corporate sector, there's a lot of companies that do this great that don't get hacked all the time that could take this type of information. it's doable. and the retrospect of, is this possible fixing? it's going to take a long t
and using the phones as another example. if you use the phone service. it was recently revealed the folks don't undergo background checks, you could be having a convicted felon or something like that taking your social security, as well. >> david, let me ask you a question. on a relative basis since the world is relative, how does this site compare to commercial sites on the internet with which we share information with every day and other government-related sites like the irs website?...
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they told us, we filed. we sent the -- the other thing is if you file as an individual or whatever, you have to pay 100 or 200,000 just to file. who cares? they came to me and they said, um,s here the thing, pay us $480,000 or we'll go to court. and i said to my lawyer, marty lipton, into the weak little, you know -- >> yes. >> i said irk let, let's go. let's go to court. i think we have a chance to win. the problem is they will with drought $480,000 fine, which they have told us and they will claim a $10 million fine. so i absolutely felt i was right i screamed to myself and i paid the money because i could not take that risk. that is the position people are in. now, in my case, the idea of a one-day thing becoming that and then being tortured, taken hostage, by the possibility that i have to pay $10 million for that, give in. >> i don't know if that's lesson or not. but let me ask you about this twitter. >> i didn't say it was a lesson. i just said it was a factoid. [ laughter ] i don't intend to repeat it
they told us, we filed. we sent the -- the other thing is if you file as an individual or whatever, you have to pay 100 or 200,000 just to file. who cares? they came to me and they said, um,s here the thing, pay us $480,000 or we'll go to court. and i said to my lawyer, marty lipton, into the weak little, you know -- >> yes. >> i said irk let, let's go. let's go to court. i think we have a chance to win. the problem is they will with drought $480,000 fine, which they have told us...
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i don't know if she uses snap chat. but janet yellen's confirmation hearing is at 10:00 eastern time. larry summers told us what he thinks the fed's focus should be. >> the primary policy emphasis does need to be on spurring growth going forward. i think janet yellen is going to do a great job at the at the time fed and i think the test of policy is going to be what happens to the economy and it's going to be what the degree of uncertainty is in markets. and i'm sure all of that is going to be amply debated going forward. >> in the meantime, in an interview with cnbc asia today, james gorman predicting a taper will come in the next couple of months. >> every now and then, the markets behave like school children. you know, they overreact, they run around like crazy. listen, we know we are going to have tapering. we know we are living in an artificial state of excess liquidity right now. and it's happening because the economy is recovering. >> joining us now to talk all about this, greg ip, of course, a cnbc contributor a
i don't know if she uses snap chat. but janet yellen's confirmation hearing is at 10:00 eastern time. larry summers told us what he thinks the fed's focus should be. >> the primary policy emphasis does need to be on spurring growth going forward. i think janet yellen is going to do a great job at the at the time fed and i think the test of policy is going to be what happens to the economy and it's going to be what the degree of uncertainty is in markets. and i'm sure all of that is going...